The Golden Maze
In the dream, the fog was not merely a weather phenomenon but a living, breathing membrane that pressed against the windows of the Victorian manor, thick and white as curdled milk, erasing the boundaries between the garden and the sky, between the self and the void. Colonel Arthur Thorne stood in the center of the grand hall, his uniform immaculate, the brass buttons catching a light that...
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